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🧠  Search. Learn. Lead. 📅  Duration:  1 Month | 🏆  Winner Title:   IEEE Explorer  + Certificate of Excellence 📚  Use IEEE Xplore – ASPP and CSDL access only 🔍  Objective: Boost your research skills by finding answers through IEEE Xplore Digital Library using ASPP and CSDL packages. 📥  How to Participate: Submit your answers via Google Form (link provided by your faculty). Include  title ,  authors ,  year , and  link  where possible. Responses evaluated on accuracy, insight & effort. 🥇  Top scorer wins:   IEEE Explorer Certificate  & recognition! 📍  Use only IEEE ASPP and CSDL content from  ieeexplore.ieee.org Week 1 – Trends in Tech Week 2 – Deep Dive Week 3 – Applications Week 4 – Ethics & Emerging Areas

  Summary of Buffalo Grid Project  Introduction  In 2017, Buffalo Grid sought to adapt its mobile phone charging technology from rural India to urban audiences in New Delhi. This project involved user-led research to identify innovative opportunities for their services.  Key Points  • The project aimed to find strategies for making Buffalo Grid's technology suitable for urban users.  • An ethnographic research mission was conducted in New Delhi, incorporating user interviews and field observations.  • Interviews were held with a diverse group, including a chai shop owner, a job-seeking maid, a student with safety concerns, and a bank manager, capturing their technology usage and charging needs.  • Visual tools helped overcome language barriers during conversations.  • An aspiration workshop with design students generated ideas for a desirable technology service, focusing on safety, accessibility, and reliability.  • The final deliverable...

  Date: 12th August Event: Feedback Activity at SFIT Library National Librarians Day is just around the corner, and at SFIT Library, we want to celebrate by hearing directly from YOU — our amazing students, faculty, and staff! On the eve of 12th August , we’re launching a special feedback initiative that’s simple, colorful, and meaningful. We invite you to share your thoughts with us using leaves and flowers : Leaves represent your suggestions and ideas on how we can improve the library services, resources, and initiatives. Flowers represent the things you like, appreciate, or want to cheer us on for — basically, a pat on our backs! This creative and visual way of collecting feedback will help us grow and serve you better while celebrating the spirit of the day. Why participate? Your feedback is the heart of progress. Whether it’s a new book you want, more digital resources, comfortable study spaces, or praise for the recent project displays and AI book collection...